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How to inspect your engine oil.

Hey there! Did you know that even after all the advancements in the development of internal combustion engines, one thing remains the same? Cars still need their engine oil. And, whether you have a car, SUV, truck, or minivan with a petrol or diesel engine, it’s super important to make sure the engine always has enough oil. Most newer gasoline or diesel-powered cars have oil level indicators and won’t use much oil between their required oil-and-filter changes, but some might, especially as they get older. It’s important to keep an eye on your engine oil level. It’s not a one-time thing – the oil level can drop over time due to reasons like leakage, burning, or low oil pressure. Even if you’re diligent about getting regular oil changes, it’s easy to forget to check the oil level. If the oil gets too low, it can lead to serious engine problems. So, it’s really in your car’s best interest to check the oil level regularly. Checking the oil level is actually pretty simple and you can do it yourself without needing a professional. Here are some easy steps to help you check your car’s oil level. Step 1: From the level ground Before checking your oil, it’s a good idea to find a nice, level spot for your car. Don’t forget to put it in “park” and engage the parking brake! If you have a manual transmission, just pop it into first gear. To open the hood, look for the hood-release lever under the dashboard on the right side. You’ll also need to release a little safety catch under the front edge of the hood before lifting it up. If you’re ever unsure about any step, your vehicle’s owner’s manual is a great resource to help you out. Step 2: Locate the Dipstick The dipstick is a handy tool that helps you check if your oil level is just right or if it’s time to add a little more. It’s a metal rod with a coloured l handle—often bright yellow—and has a little oil-can symbol on it. You’ll find it in a tube that goes down into your car’s crankcase, where all the engine oil is kept. Checking it is a quick and easy way to keep your car running smoothly. Step 3: Pull and Clean the Dipstick To check your oil level, start by gently pulling the dipstick all the way out of its tube. Grab a clean rag or paper towel to wipe away any oil on the dipstick. Once it’s nice and clean, take a look at the tip. You’ll notice two lines: the lower line means you’re about one quart low, while the upper line indicates that your oil is at a full level. On some dipsticks, the upper mark might say “safe,” and the lower one will say “add.” Easy peasy! Step 4: Take a Reading To check your oil, gently insert the clean dipstick all the way into the tube, just like sheathing a sword. Make sure it’s pushed down fully! When you pull it out, take a look at the tip; you should see some oil on it. If the oil level is at the low mark or below, it’s time to add some oil. If there’s no oil on the dipstick at all, your vehicle engine oil level is quite low, so go ahead and add a litre of oil right away. Step 5: Wait and Re-check If you’ve just added a litre of oil, take a few minutes to let it settle before checking the oil level again. This gives the oil a chance to flow down to the crankcase, and collect at the bottom of the engine. Keep in mind that your oil level doesn’t have to be precisely at the upper mark for your engine to run safely. As long as it’s between the lower and upper hash marks, you’re good to go! If you’re in that safe zone, it’s time to hit the road!

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Spotlight Model of the Month: Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara

Hey everyone! This month, let’s talk about the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, an SUV that’s stylish, roomy, and packed with great features. If you are after a comfortable ride that looks good, this could be just what you need! Grand Vitara Design First off, let’s talk about how the Grand Vitara looks. With its sleek design and bold grille, it’s hard not to notice. Getting in and out is super easy, which is a big plus. Inside, there is plenty of space for up to five people, making it perfect for family trips or just driving around town. Grand Vitara Price Now, let’s get into the Maruti Grand Vitara price. The base model starts at ₹10.87 Lakh, while the top model can go up to ₹20.09 Lakh (average ex-showroom). This range means there is an option for almost every budget! Grand Vitara Specifications When it comes to the Grand Vitara specifications, it doesn’t disappoint. You can choose between two engines: 1462 cc and 1490 cc. It runs on petrol, CNG, or hybrid fuel, giving you flexibility. And the mileage? You can expect between 20.58 to 27.97 kmpl, especially with the CNG and hybrid versions. Whether you prefer a manual or automatic transmission, that’s also available with Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara Grand Vitara Cool Features The Grand Vitara is loaded with features that make driving enjoyable: ❖ Multiple Engine Options: Choose from petrol, hybrid, or CNG. ❖ All-Wheel Drive (AWD): Great for adventures off the beaten path. ❖ EV Mode: Available in the strong-hybrid version for eco-friendly driving. ❖ Comfort Features: Ventilated front seats, ambient lighting, and a panoramic sunroof add a nice touch. ❖ Smart Technology: A 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system keeps you connected, and there’s a wireless charging pad for your phone. ❖ Grand Vitara Safety: With 6 airbags, ABS with EBD, and a 360-degree parking assist camera, you can drive confidently Grand Vitara Safety Rating Safety is super important, and the Grand Vitara has your back there too. It includes ISOFIX child seat mounts, hill-hold assist, and three-point seatbelts for everyone in the back. All these features contribute to solid safety ratings, making it a smart choice for families. Explore Grand Vitara at Sarathy Nexa Visit Sarathy Nexa Showroom today and discover the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, a fantastic SUV that offers style, space, and safety, all at a great price. If you are looking for a reliable vehicle for everyday use or weekend adventures, book your Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara test drive now!

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When was the last time your tyres were rotated and balanced?

While driving, tyres are your only contact to the road surface. It grips you down while accelerating, changing direction or when coming to a stop. But still, people tend to skip proper tyre care. Tyre Rotation Why is it done? Even wear: The front tyres wear out faster than the back ones because of the weight of the engine and the fact that the front tyres do the steering and braking. If you rotate your tyres regularly, you can make sure all four tyres wear out evenly, which will help them last longer. Safety: Tyre rotation benefits the safety of the vehicle. Uneven tyre wear can be dangerous for your car. Worn-out tyres are more likely to skid, hydroplane, and get punctured, which can lead to accidents. Rotating your tyres regularly can help prevent these issues by making sure all four tyres have enough tread. Cost-effective: Rotating your tyres regularly can save you money in the long run. If you extend the life of your car tyres, you won’t have to replace them as often, which means more money in your pocket. Improved fuel efficiency: Remember to keep an eye on your tyre wear. If your tyres wear unevenly, your car might start pulling to one side, which can lead to higher fuel consumption. To keep things running smoothly and save money on gas, make sure to rotate your car tyres regularly. Better vehicle handling: When all four tyres have good tread, your car will be more stable and easier to handle, which could make your driving experience better and make you a better driver. How is it done? Tyres in the rear are changed to the front axle and vice versa in a specific pattern. You can do it yourself. But, reaching out to a tyre rotation service provider or the authorised service centre is the better option. Wheel Balancing Why is it done? The wheels and tyres are not necessarily balanced perfectly all the way around. Some parts will always be thicker and heavier than others. And when one side of a wheel is heavier or lighter than the other, it’ll cause the wheel to vibrate as it spins. The faster you go, the more noticeable the vibration becomes. Wheel/tyre balancing takes care of this problem. How is it done? The wheel is spun and the measurements of the amount of vibration are taken. This helps the machine detect how the weight is distributed, how much weight is to be added and where on the wheel to attach it. If the technician finds an imbalance, they might need to rebalance and adjust it by adding more weights. In some cases, they may also have to reposition the tyre on the wheel and then rebalance it. This is because a heavy spot on the wheel and tyre can sometimes align, causing a bigger imbalance that needs fixing.

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Spotlight Model of the Month: Maruti Suzuki Fronx

Hey there, car lovers! At Sarathy Nexa, we are super excited to showcase the Maruti Suzuki Fronx, the ultimatecompact SUV sensation in the market! So, what makes the Maruti Suzuki Fronx so special? Let’s dive in! Maruti Suzuki Fronx: Engine and Performance The Maruti Suzuki Fronx offers two engine options: the 1.0L Turbo Boosterjet Engine, delivering quick acceleration from 0 to 60 km/h in just 5.3 seconds, and the 1.2L K-Series Dual Jet, Dual VVT Engine with Smart Hybrid Technology, ensuring better Maruti Fronx mileage. Maruti Suzuki Fronx Safety Features Safety is a key focus in the Fronx, boasting a solid Maruti Suzuki Fronx safety rating of 4 stars. The vehicle comes equipped with advanced Maruti Fronx Safety Features, including dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, hill-hold assist, and electronic stability control. These features work together to provide a secure driving experience. Technology for a Connected Drive The Maruti Suzuki Fronx also includes modern technology for a connected drive. With Suzuki Connect, you will have access to 40+ intelligent features, allowing you to monitor your car’s status and control it remotely using your smartphone. Additionally, the 6-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters ensures smoother gear changes. Maruti Suzuki Fronx Mileage and Price In terms of value, the Maruti Suzuki Fronx offers excellent mileage, around 20 km/h, ensuring you get the most from every litre of fuel. Starting at an Maruti Suzuki Fronx on-road price of approximately ₹8 lakhs, the Fronx delivers value for money, with higher variants providing even more advanced Maruti Suzuki Fronx features. Explore the Fronx at Sarathy NEXA Visit Sarathy Nexa Showroom today and discover the Maruti Suzuki Fronx’s perfect blend of power, innovation, and technology! Book your Maruti Suzuki Fronx test drive now and experience its impressive Fronx fuel efficiency and features! Happy driving!

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Celebrate Onam with Amazing Maruti Suzuki Offers at Sarathy!

Onam is here. It’s the perfect time to drive home a new car with fantastic savings and exciting rewards. Sarathy Service Centre is ready to help you celebrate in style with incredible deals on Maruti Suzuki cars! Here’s how we’re making your Onam extra special. Exceptional Savings and Offers Our Onam celebration comes with incredible savings on popular models like the IGNIS, BALENO, GRAND VITARA, FRONX, and JIMMY. Enjoy savings of up to ₹2,50,000* on select models, making it the perfect time to upgrade your ride. Here’s a sneak peek at what you can expect: IGNIS: Stylish and compact, now available from ₹5,49,000 with savings up to ₹77,100*. BALENO: A perfect blend of performance and elegance, starting at ₹6,66,000* with discounts up to ₹68,100*. GRAND VITARA: For those who seek luxury, starting from ₹9,99,000* with savings up to ₹1,28,100 and a complimentary 5-year warranty. JIMMY: Ready for Onam adventure? The rugged Jimmy starts from ₹12,47,000* with savings up to ₹2,50,000*. Perfect for off-road excitement! In addition to these fantastic savings, every purchase comes with assured gifts to add a touch of joy to your celebrations. Add extra sparkle to your Onam with our scratch-and-win gold prizes! You could win up to 2.75 kg of gold, including 20 gm, 10 gm, and 1 gm gold coins. NEXA Standard Warranty Every new NEXA vehicle comes with a Standard Warranty Plan covering 1 Lakh KM or 3 years, with extended options available up to 6 years or 1,60,000 km, ensuring peace of mind and reliability for your journeys ahead. Exclusive Onam Exchange Offers If you’re considering trading in your old vehicle, our Onam exchange offers are hard to beat. With an exchange bonus of ₹35,000* and a special offer bringing the total benefit to ₹66,000*, it’s a great time to make a switch. For those looking at specific models, we have exciting options. Why Choose Sarathy? Sarathy isn’t just about great offers, it’s about making your Onam celebrations even more special with the joy of driving a new car. Our dedicated team is here to assist you every step of the way, from selecting the right model to finalising the best offer.So why wait? Celebrate Onam with a new car from Sarathy and drive away with fantastic savings and unmatched offers. Visit us today and make this festive season truly memorable! Happy Onam from Sarathy!

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How to choose a used car?

Getting a used car is a tricky proposition on so many levels. Here is a used car buying guide. These are the important things you must check while getting a second hand car. The mandatory document check Make sure to check that all the necessary papers are in order and that the owner has them. Don’t rely only on virtual copies. Also, ensure that any loans on the vehicle have been fully paid off. Is it running, is it running well? Every car’s heart is the engine, so start by checking the engine first. It’s best to do this in the early morning. Pay attention to how long it takes for the engine to start. Listen for any unusual noises. Once the engine is running, accelerate it up to 3000-4000 RPM and listen for any unusual noises. Also, keep an eye out for excessive smoke. Leaks say a lot Check for any oil leaks from the engine or inside the hood. If everything looks unusually clean under the hood of the used car for sale, the owner or broker may be hiding something. If you’re purchasing a diesel car, inspect the condition of the turbo for any leaks. While driving, listen closely for any whistling sounds coming from the turbo. Electrical trouble Check headlights, indicators, seat belt warning sensors, wipers, music system, power window, rear view mirror adjuster, sunroof, etc. Get inside the car, turn on the key and check whether there is any warning light on in the instrument cluster. Have an eye for detail Inspect the car’s interior, including the dashboard, headliner, doors, and seats to ensure they are in good condition. Look for any dents, scratches, or areas that need paint. Additionally, check for colour variations between the outer panels in daylight, as these could indicate repaint work. Ensure the headlights, tail lamps, and alloys are also in good condition by conducting a close inspection for cracks. Lessons from the history Visit an authorised service centre for the specific vehicle and request to see the complete service history. Review each service record and note the cost of each service or repair, as well as the exact nature of the repair. Additionally, check for any insurance claims history, particularly if they indicate any prior accidents. If you are unable to find any service history, it is advisable to refrain from purchasing the vehicle unless it is in exceptional condition and you or your mechanic are completely confident in its quality. Drive and decide Remember to drive the car for at least 50 km in different manner: use full throttle, drive at low speeds and in higher gears, and turn the AC on and off. Make sure the clutch is not loose and shifts smoothly for all gears. Check by changing gears multiple times and ensure the car picks up speed properly with no jerking when releasing the clutch. Press the throttle fully and rev the engine up to 3000–4000 RPM to check the engine response and engine noise. Also, drive the car at 30–40 km/h and let go of the steering to check if the car veers to one side, as this could indicate a major issue or improper wheel alignment. Get it from the first owner Always prefer to buy a car from the first or second owner. Avoid cars with a third owner. If you are still buying, then don’t pay too much for it. Diesel vs Petrol vs CNG Most petrol cars will be in good condition, while the same cannot be said for diesel cars. Additionally, diesel cars require heavier maintenance compared to petrol orCNG cars, and diesel engine parts are also costly. If you are purchasing a CNG car,ensure that the CNG kit is government-authorised, and the owner has the necessarypapers for the kit. Where to buy used vehicles? Always prefer to buy a car only from the owner or an authorised dealer like Maruti Suzuki True Value. True Value promises high-quality & reliable pre-owned cars, digitally evaluated on 376 checkpoints. Second-hand cars from multiple brands are available at fair & transparent prices. Visit the Sarathy True Value showroom to find the car that fits your requirements.

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What to do after an accident?

A road accident can come unannounced. Here’s the best course of action you can undertake if you get involved in an accident, and how to claim vehicle insurance 1. Stop the Car If you’re in a car accident, you have to stop at the scene. Even if it’s a minor accident, don’t leave, as you could face legal action. Stay calm and avoid arguing with the other driver. 2. Check for Injury First, check for injuries. Start by checking yourself for any injuries, then check others. Assess the level of injury for everyone involved in the accident. Also, check if any bystanders were injured so you can claim compensation through third party car insurance. 3. Get Immediate Medical Help If someone has minor injuries, you should provide first aid as soon as possible. Your car has a basic first aid kit for minor injuries. If someone is seriously injured or non-responsive, call an ambulance right away. Remember to take care of your own body and seek medical advice if needed. 4. Contact Your Insurance Company Remember to contact your car insurance company as soon as you’ve helped the injured. Call the company that provides your car insurance and report the accident. Provide them with detailed and honest information about the damages to your car and any damages to a third party. Giving incorrect information could result in your claim being rejected, so be sure to be completely truthful. 5. File a Police FIR If you’re in a car accident, make sure to inform the police right away. You’ll also need to fill out a report, called a First Information Report (FIR), if you’re making an insurance claim involving another person. Keep a copy of the FIR to give to your insurance company when you file your claim. 6. Take Photos Remember to take clear photos of the damages at the accident site for the insurance company. Photograph the damage to your car, the other party’s property, and the accident location from all angles. Clear photos will help the insurance claim process go smoothly. 7. Submit Documents & File a Claim After reporting the incident, you will need to submit some documents to file a claim for your car accident. The required documents are valid driving license copy, Police FIR copy, RC copy, car insurance documents, and repair estimates. 8. Repair Your Car Before repairing your car, the insurance company may send someone to check how much repair work is needed. Then you can get your car fixed at the authorized garage of the insurance company. The insurance company will arrange for your damaged car to be towed. You can also choose to get your car fixed at a garage that is not authorized and ask the insurance company to pay you back for the costs. 9. Car Insurance Claim Settlement After your car is fixed, your insurance company will pay the network garage directly if it’s a cashless claim. If you choose a non-network garage, the insurance company will reimburse you after you pay for the repairs. Keep all repair bills and receipts for an easy reimbursement process. 10. Choosing a Vehicle Insurance Policy Remember, car accidents can be distressing. If you insure your vehicle with a car insurance policy, you can save yourself from heavy repair costs. Purchasing at least a third-party car insurance policy is mandatory, but you can also choose a comprehensive policy to cover your car as well as third-party liabilities in case of an accident. Maruti Suzuki Insurance – Ensures hassle-free Insurance experience for the customer with the highest level of fairness and transparency in the insurance claim process with No Hidden Charges. Get your policy and enjoy peace of mind!

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ALL ABOUT NEW MARUTI SUZUKI SWIFT DZIRE

The new Maruti Suzuki Swift has excited car fans, and now it’s time for the new Swift Dzire to shine. The latest Maruti Dzire is expected to launch soon, fulfilling the desires of many car enthusiasts. This new model will feature refreshed styling, new features, and an updated petrol engine. Lets dive more into what we can expect from this Swift Dzire latest model STYLING UPDATES The major update that we have to notice is the design of the latest Dzire car. Similar to the new SWIFT, the upcoming Dzire will also look like an upgraded version of the current model. The front will have more noticeable changes with a sportier bonnet, a new bumper, a redesigned grille, and new LED headlights. At the rear, Swift Dzire new model will get new LED taillights with a stretched-out design. Along with it, the boot lid and the rear bumper will also undergo small updates. Above that, the top variants will come with a brand-new set of alloy wheels to cruise with a new look on the road. NEW FEATURES The latest Dzire car is expected to have similar updates as the new Swift. Notably, the top variant might come with an electric sunroof. The interiors will maintain the beige treatment, making the cabin feel more spacious. The rear seat will feature adjustable headrests, a centre armrest, and practical additions like a rear AC vent. Other features, such as cruise control, will also be carried over from the new-gen Swift. NEW ENGINE The new Dzire is likely to be powered by the 1.2-litre, three-cylinder, Z-Series petrol engine producing 80bhp and 112 Nm of torque. This motor could be paired with five-speed manual and AMT units. Initially, the Dzire will only be offered with a petrol engine while its CNG variants are likely to be launched by the end of this year or the first quarter of 2025. SAFETY FEATURES Safety features are a top priority in the 2024 Dzire. It is expected to include advanced systems such as blind-spot monitoring and a 360 view camera, providing drivers with enhanced visibility and confidence on the road. Maruti will offer 6 airbags and three-pointed seat belts as standard equipment on the new-gen models of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire 2024. The fact that the base model will get 6 airbags as standard means enhanced safety for the passengers. SWIFT DZIRE LATEST MODEL PRICE AND LAUNCH DATE The 2024 Dzire is likely to be launched in India by September. The Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire prices are expected to range between ₹7.00 Lakh – ₹10.00 Lakh, depending on the variant selected. The 2024 Dzire could be offered in four variants, namely LXi, VXi, ZXi, and ZXi+. It will continue to rival the Hyundai Aura, Tata Tigor, and Honda Amaze. Stay tuned for the official launch and be ready to experience the new standard in compact sedans!

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Explore the Maruti Suzuki Dream Series with Sarathy

Maruti Suzuki has launched the Dream Series, now available at all Sarathy outlets in Trivandrum and Kollam. Priced at Rs. 4.99 lakh, this limited edition series is available only in June 2024. It offers extra features at a great price, making it a good option for customers looking for value in their small car purchase. Maruti Suzuki’s Dream Series Maruti Suzuki cars are known for their reliability, efficiency, and affordability in India. All three models in the Dream Series are powered by a 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder K-Series petrol engine producing 66 bhp and 89 Nm of torque. They come exclusively with a 5-speed manual gearbox. Each model comes with airbags for enhanced safety. The Dream Series includes: Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 The Alto K10 Dream Series is based on the VXI+ variant and includes a reverse parking camera and a security system. It delivers a certified mileage of 24.39 kmpl. This compact car offers powerful performance and great fuel efficiency, making it perfect for first-time buyers and small families. Maruti Suzuki Celerio The Suzuki Celerio is celebrated for its smart design and spacious interior, making it a popular choice among city commuters. The Dream Series variant enhances the LXI trim with a Pioneer multimedia stereo system, speakers, and a convenient reverse parking camera. It offers the best mileage among the three, with a certified 25.24 kmpl. With low maintenance costs and excellent fuel efficiency, the Celerio ensures a hassle-free ownership experience, delivering on both practicality and performance. Maruti Suzuki S-Presso The Maruti Suzuki S-Presso is a stylish mini SUV that catches attention with its bold design and strong performance. It has a high ground clearance and a distinctive look that makes it stand out on the road. Inside, it offers a roomy and practical interior, perfect for city driving or longer trips. The S-Presso is priced competitively, making it accessible without sacrificing its stylish appearance and useful features. The S-Presso Dream Series builds on its VXI variant. It includes black wheel arch cladding, body side moulding, skid plates, chrome accents, a reverse parking camera, a security system, speakers, and an interior styling kit. It offers a certified mileage of 24.76 kmpl. Drive Your Dreams with Sarathy At Sarathy, we are dedicated to making your car dreams come true. The Maruti Suzuki Dream Series offers vehicles that suit different needs at an affordable budget. Visit our showrooms in Trivandrum and Kollam to explore these amazing cars and experience the joy of driving your dream vehicle. With Sarathy, your dream car is just a visit away. Join us and see how the Maruti Suzuki Dream Series can make your driving experience special.

When was the last time your tyres were rotated and balanced?
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Some rules to know before hitting the road

Traffic rules should be followed for the no-nonsense reason of avoiding accidents. Here are the basic traffic rules a car driver should be aware of. Keep Left – The basic rule of all. Because you cannot be confused or confuse others about which side of the road you are travelling on. Entering and exiting the road – You park your car on the side of the road, right? Because most people do. When entering the road, put the indicator towards the side you are entering and make sure there is no oncoming vehicle. When exiting the road, slow down gradually, put the indicator towards the left or whichever side you are exiting to. Never hesitate to slow down – We all like to drive at our own pace. But it is important that we slow down our vehicles where visibility is low and where there is a greater chance of pedestrian crossing or when we reach slower moving traffic. Park wisely – When parking your car, check whether parking is prohibited in the area. Do not park on footpaths, or on the side of pedestrian crossings. Also refrain from parking where the road is too narrow. Be wary of the lines – We have single, two, three, four and multiple, lane systems. Always drive completely within your lane. In case of a lane change, check the rear view mirror and indicate towards the side you are changing the lane. Also, do not cross the yellow line and continuous white line to overtake on a single lane road. Use horn judiciously – Incessant honking can create sound pollution and create unnecessary stress for the drivers. Keep distance – Maintain an adequate distance from the vehicle ahead of you to avoid collision if that vehicle happens to slow down or stop. Do not brake suddenly – Do not brake suddenly in the middle of the road unless it is absolutely necessary for safety reasons. Visibility is the key – Slow down when you cannot see the road ahead properly because of a curve, rain, fog, smoke, etc. Visibility during the night is often low. Therefore, drive extra-cautious. Dip your lights for oncoming traffic – When considering the matter of visibility, it is important to note that night visibility is often compromised by the high beam light of the vehicles. Therefore, give consideration to the oncoming traffic and dip your lights for the safety of everyone. Practise safe overtaking – Avoid overtaking if your visibility is limited to less than 150 metres due to a hill, curve, or narrowing road, or if the road conditions make it difficult to see ahead. If you see a vehicle behind you beginning to overtake or if the driver ahead has not given a signal to pass, do not attempt to overtake. Do not overtake a vehicle that has stopped at a pedestrian crossing, intersection, or railway crossing. Switch off your ego while being overtaken – When a faster driver attempts to overtake your vehicle, slow down and give way. Give way to pedestrians – Prioritise pedestrians at Zebra crossings. Also, be wary of pedestrians at places like shopping centres, busy intersections, schools, parks and residential areas where children and others have a greater need of crossing the road. Wishing you happy roads ahead!

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